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We must build accessible housing to address inequality
COMMENT Just 7% of homes in England have the most basic accessibility features
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Why it’s important to deviate from the traditional route into real estate
EG FUTURE LEADERS 2024: Michael De Los Santos Samson, apprentice surveyor, CBRE
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A short history of horse shit – and what it teaches us about AI
EG FUTURE LEADERS 2024: Will Game, asset manager, Nuveen
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Third spaces add value for all, we must fight to preserve them
EG FUTURE LEADERS 2024: Avneeth Fernandes, head of financial accounting, Landsec
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How to overcome a sexist and ableist built environment
EG FUTURE LEADERS 2024: Carolyn Morgan-Welker, associate, planning & environment, Clyde & Co
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Why it’s time for real estate to be the ultimate yimby
EG FUTURE LEADERS 2024: Kitty Eyre, senior project manager, London Borough of Ealing
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Understanding human sustainability can tip the balance in the war for talent
EG FUTURE LEADERS 2024: Victoria Whiteley, project manager, Knight Frank
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Data literacy will take you from two beers to a whole feast
EG FUTURE LEADERS 2024: Manuela Apostol, Anaplan and BI solutions architect, Logicor
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Change isn’t just coming in real estate, it’s here
EDITOR’S COMMENT Landsec’s appointment of Baroness Casey marks a step-change
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EG Future Leaders: Breaking barriers for a more inclusive industry
COMMENT “Diversity requires all of us to really consider what more we can be doing to enact real”
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Should property companies scrap 9-5 to survive?
COMMENT Rapleys’ managing partner argues for choice and trust
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EG Future Leaders: People at the heart of UK property
COMMENT Investing in people isn’t just a nice-to-have, it’s a business imperative